Appliancemate 622058 Dishwasher Inlet Water Valve: Compatible with Bosch Dishwasher for Efficient Performance Review

Works great! Easy installation in Bosch dishwasher model #SHE6AP06UC/06. Optically identical to the manufacturer, except for the valve number. Inlet valve #33299016 instead of original #33299010.

The OEM part failed before so why not use this one. Works well. I added a line extender in case it fills up with junk so I can replace it without unplugging the unit.

Item arrived as described. We saved about $125 after googling and were able to replace the part ourselves. My wife was glad the dishwasher was fixed. Yes. We could wash by hand, but with a kid and a full-time job, that's difficult. In my opinion the best investment.

I have been a contractor for over 40 years. Ease of installation is therefore relative. The price is twice lower than what the Bosch name is written on. They are probably all made in the same factory in China. Understand, 2 days from the moment I ordered until the dishwasher works again.

Needless to say, our Bosch dishwasher no longer pours out water. There doesn't appear to be a safety switch to detect a fill valve failure and troubleshooting boils down to checking the incoming water pressure, which was fine in my case. The valve arrived on time, fits perfectly and works like clockwork. The dishwasher model it was used on is SHX46A05UC/30. Certainly worth trying if you watch this part.

This product is fine. Installing valves is always a challenge. The pipe length is barely sufficient and the space for tools and fingers is very limited. Providing adequate lighting for the installation site is also often a problem. None of these problems are related to this component. This part was an exact replacement for a defective component that I replaced. It worked perfectly.

I have a Bosch SilencePlus SHE43R55UC/64. One night the drain wouldn't stop flowing, and then the water slowly began to flow onto the floor in front of the dishwasher. I turned off the water supply and the flow stopped. This led me to believe that the problem was in the water supply valve. I found several videos online on how to replace it and was able to do it without pulling out the dishwasher. After I replaced it there was no leak, but the dishwasher continued to run uninterrupted when I…